I am a postgratuate in mathematics, currently associated with teaching . How can I teach through online? could u help me out with the suggestions...
- answers
Rating 0 Rating 0 There are a few different ways to become an online teacher. If you're going for a position at a traditional college, you may have to become a regular member of the faculty first, teaching in-person classes. From there, you can work with your university to incorporate online learning into your classes or volunteer to teach some classes entirely online--the process depends on the college.
Some colleges may hire you as an online instructor first and foremost. The best place to look for these positions would probably be colleges that do most of their classwork online.
You'll need a postgrad degree to work with a traditional or online college--it sounds like you have one already.
Here are a few places to look for online teaching positions:
http://www.higheredjobs.com/adjunct/search.cfm?PosType=2&type=1&SortBy=2
http://chronicle.com/search/jobs/
http://www.educause.edu
http://www.adjunctnation.com/jobs/search/
Most of these don't cater only to online positions, so you'll have to do a search--either for online schools or traditional schools looking for online faculty.
If you've looked into teaching at colleges, you've probably realized that the job market is pretty tight in higher academics. If you want to get an online teaching job outside of a college, you may want to look into working for a nonprofit that does adult education. There's a demand now for GED and ESL programs that offer online instruction, because many adult students don't have the time or resources to attend traditional classes.
It's a bit more difficult to find job boards in this area, but try these sites:
http://teachers.net/mentors/adult/
http://www.idealist.org/en/career/morejobs.html
http://www.nonprofit-jobs.org/
The first one is a site geared toward adult educators, while the last two discuss nonprofit jobs in general--so you may have to dig around for what you're looking for.
Best of luck!
- related questions
I have a BS ET degree, and I need want to earn my Masters degree in electrical engineering.
I don't have a good education and I want to repair & maintenance PC computers.
I have read nightmare reviews about Kaplan University's financial aid. Has it improved within the last year? How are their Better Business Bureau reviews?
Do I get a certificate if I complete my training?
